Year of Birth | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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1879 | Physicist with crazy hair. Apparently the Nazis had a bounty on his head. | Albert Einstein | 91%
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1564 | Talented Tudor playwright. His mates probably called him Bill. | William Shakespeare | 87%
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1412 | French teen who liked armour, crosses and kicking English butt. | Joan of Arc | 76%
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1452 | The quintessential Italian Renaissance Man. Apparently he could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time. And was probably gay. | Leonardo da Vinci | 76%
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1162 | Possibly the most successful military leader of all time. An Asian guy with reddish hair who liked little horses and furry hats. | Genghis Khan | 73%
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1451 | Spanish queen who started the Spanish Inquision and bankrolled Christopher Columbus. | Queen Isabella | 70%
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1732 | General/politician. His wife's name was Martha. Apparently she was pretty hot. | George Washington | 67%
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1818 | Influencial German writer/philosopher. His tomb in London's Highgate Cemetry reads "WORKERS OF ALL LANDS UNITE". | Karl Marx | 65%
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1533 | "I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king..." Posh English redhead. | Queen Elizabeth I | 65%
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384 BC | Influencial philosopher and tutor to Alexander the Great. Apparently, he agreed to let a hot babe named Phyllis ride on his back so that she'd sleep with him. | Aristotle | 58%
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1815 | Architect of the Second Reich. A big battleship and the state capital of North Dakota, USA are named after him. | Otto von Bismarck | 56%
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1783 | 'The Liberator'. He drove the Spanish out of much of South America... and his mustache and sideburns looked pretty cool. | Simon Bolivar | 55%
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1820 | English woman, born in Italy. She advanced medical practices while serving in the Crimean War. Was sick in bed... for almost 60 years. | Florence Nightingale | 54%
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1769 | Military/political leader. Sold Louisiana to the Americans and was scared of cats. | Napoleon Bonaparte | 52%
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1755 | Austrian royal who moved to France. Supposedly, champagne coupe glasses are modelled on the shape of her breast. | Marie Antoinette | 51%
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100 BC | Bisexual Roman general, lawyer, politician and epileptic, later turned into a God. | Julius Caesar | 50%
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1137/1138 | Muslim who wiped the floor with the Christians during the Crusades. Respected for his chivalry and for giving away almost all his wealth. | Saladin | 39%
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1599 | English general and politician who apparently said "Paint me warts and all". | Oliver Cromwell | 38%
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1552 | Posh pirate. Also an explorer and populariser of tabacco use. They chopped his head off. | Sir Walter Raleigh | 29%
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484 BC | "The Father of History", "The Father of Lies". His book "The Histories" reads like a travel journal and is surprisingly readable. | Herodotus | 23%
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